Insurer drops coverage for two black Southern churches
A leading church insurer, Preferred Risk, withdraws coverage for two black churches after arson claims. One church in Georgia faced 188000 dollars of losses, with total claims to 195000 across four cases. The other church, in Tennessee, has an unnamed name. The move follows pressures from investigations into targeted fires against black congregations in the South since January 1996. Firefighters saved a New Orleans church under construction, with witnesses citing arson.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Preferred Risk
Farr
Des Moines Register
Tennessee
Pied Finded Aghen Svn
Pany
Virginia
James Gilmore
State Insurance Commissioner
New Orleans
Ebenizer Baptist
Investigators plan fire tests to replicate ValuJet 592 cargo hold
Federal investigators load oxygen generators, boxes, tires, luggage, and envelopes into a mock cargo hold to study fire development on ValuJet Flight 592. They will compare lines of events, focus on control cables, and explore whether cockpit smoke or crew incapacitation occurred.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla.v
Florida
William J. Hughes Technical Center
Atlantic City
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlantic City International Airport
Gus Sarkos
PAA
NTSB
Feith
Richard Hazen
FAA
Hazen
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